How to Run a Remote Business with a 4-Hour Workweek

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Have you ever dreamed of running a remote business while only working four hours a week? For many entrepreneurs, that fantasy has transformed into reality. With the right mindset, systems, and—most critically—reliable internet connectivity like ConnectPls, you can build a thriving remote business that operates efficiently even when you’re off surfing in Bali or hiking…

How to Get Free Accommodation as a Digital Nomad

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Being a digital nomad comes with incredible perks—exploring the world while working remotely, embracing new cultures, and living life on your own terms. However, one of the biggest expenses for digital nomads is accommodation. Whether you’re bouncing between co-living spaces, Airbnbs, or hotels, the cost of housing can quickly eat into your budget. But what…

The Happiest Countries to Live in for Slow Travelers and Digital Nomads

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For slow travelers and digital nomads, choosing the right destination isn’t just about affordability or scenery—it’s about overall happiness. The happiest countries in the world offer a unique blend of work-life balance, social support, safety, and digital infrastructure. According to the World Happiness Report, nations that rank high on the World Happiness Index provide not…

Why Companies Want Employees Back in the Office & How It Affects Digital Nomads

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Remote work was once the future—until many companies started pulling employees back to the office. While some businesses still embrace flexibility, a growing number of companies are reversing course, calling workers back to in-person environments. This shift has significant consequences, especially for digital nomads who have built their lifestyles around location independence. With the rise…